it is a huge crime scene here in bed-stuy. shannon stone, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> thank you, shannon. >>> the good news, nypd commissioner bratton said the officers will make a full recovery. >> again, they art kings county hospital recovering. dave evans is at the hospital with that part of the story. good morning again, dave. >> good morning, rob. this is wonderful news that both police officers will be just fine. terrible what happened of course in bed-stuy earlier today at 3:20, but great news that they are going to recover just fine. one officer on the department for nine years. the other on the department for three years. we're told that the first chest but that his bulletproof vest protected him. he did suffer from blunt force trauma because of the impact of the bullet but it did not impact the vest. the second officer not hurt as badly. this is where the second officer was injured. fine. this morning at about 7:40 up on the second floor, just above the emergency room sign, the police commissioner and the mayor

we're live in bed-stuy. marcus solis, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> thank you so much, marcus. >>> let peace go to reporter dave evans who is live at kings the two anti-crime officers were transported. dave? >> reporter: early this morning, you can see the emergency room behind me and flashing lights. i believe that the commissioner may have arrived about a minute ago. the mayor this morning, we saw him arriving about probably 15 or 20 minutes ago. i'm told by sources at city hall that we'll see an update probably around 7:00 from the mayor and police commissioner here at the hospital. i checked with sources at the police department and also at city hall early this morning. they told me the two officers will be okay, but they updated me on the condition. one of the officers as marcus said was shot in the back. that officer is now in surgery. the other officer may have been shot in the chest but was protected by the vest they were wearing. again, the two officers are in surgery right now here at kings count

live in bed stuy, brooklyn, ilana gold, cbs2 news. >>> thank you. also new this morning, brooklyn man has died in a possible hazing incident at buffalo state college. bradley doily played on the men's basketball team during his first two and a half years. the 21-year-old died thursday night at the hospital. been hazeed off campus while pledging alpha phi alpha fraternity. the college and fraternity's national association have suspended the state chapter. >>> investigators say a man can be seen inside this restaurant with wearing a hoodie. he was apparently asking for basketball league. the teen returned later on and slashed the worker across the face. video shows him outside the straint with two other -- restaurants with two other teens. >>> franklin reyes junior was 17 when he struck a woman and her grandmother while being chased by police in 2013. the girl died, her grandmother was permanently injured. before sentencing yesterday, reyes apologized for the first >> i have hurt the russo family in a way that their pain will never be heeled and forgo

as police continue to investigate the scene in bed-stuy. we're live outside of kings i'm ray villeda, "today in new york." >> thank you for that update. we'll continue to follow all those those stories go. to nbc new york.com and you can download the app to get that breaking news any time, anywhere. >> one last look at the weather. i bet that 59 is going to feel like 60 to a whole lot of people. >> it's going to feel fantastic. so we are feeling very good. you want to spend lots of time outside and soak in the sun. 59 your high in central park. lots of sunshine. again, it will be breezy but it's a wind out of the southwest. 44 for your low temperature. partly cloudy and mild ahead. that is low. just to give you an idea. everyone's above freed zing. a couple of showers roll in sunday night to monday. chance for light snow possibly monday morning but it looks to be mainly south of new york and another storm, a little more complicated tuesday night into wednesday. to rain on wednesday. erica grow will have the latest as that forecast may chang

eyewitness news reporter dray clark live in bed-stuy with this horrible story. dray. >>reporter: good morning, ken, layla akino is at the precinct 8 in custody and facing charges. overnight we learned from police that she was not at home during the fire because she was away working as an exotic dancer, perhaps trying to earn money to provide for her daughter and their well-being. but nonetheless, police say, leaving her daughter at home also a criminal one. >> i can't believe it, like i just -- i just can't believe t. >>reporter: the death of her 2- year-old godchild, too much to bear for saria johnson. police say little calaina malledro had been left home alone. her body was discovered under a bed. after the fire in her monroe street home was put out. police say her mother showed up nearly three hours later, saying she left her daughter with a babysit. the babysit denies that, saying she no longer watched kalana because of a money dispute. the little girl's father who didn't live with his daughter spoke with her mom, but he just can't believe her story. >> that's wha

he was hit multiple times unclear what he was doing in the bed-stuy neighborhood he was from new jersey and transported to brookdale hospital. he was listed in critical condition. christina, back to you. >> our thoughts are with them. all right, thanks. >> today, her to than 2,000 people rallied at the brooklyn bridge in support of a rookie nypd officer convicted of killing unarmed man in brooklyn. he was found guilty of fatally shooting 28-year-old inside of a public housing stairwell people say he is a scapegoat for politic, antipolice sentiment and justice system. he faces up to 15 years in prison when sentenced in april. >> uber and other ridesharing services will be allowed to operate at newark liberty airport. city officials and the port authortive new york and new jersey recently made that announcement. this move comes day before a ban was due to take effect. new jersey ran sit will not ticket ride share drivers and other hubs it oversees. if you stayed inindoors all day. you missed out on some beautiful weather so can we pecks more of these unseasonably warm temperatures outside

here is the late echlt two nypd officers wounded in a shoot-out in bed-stuy. the suspect also shot and critically wounded. police commissioner bill bratton spoke just moments ago after visiting with the officers. >>> during the engagement two police officers were struck by gunfire. the anti-crime police officers. one of the officers was struck in his protected vest in the area of his chest. the bullet did not penetrate his chest and he suffered blunt force trauma. the other officer had a bullet enter his right hip. the officers are being treated at kings county hospital. the mayor and i have had a chance to visit with them. condition. >> we getting a look at a gun recovered from that scene. it is believed to be used by the standpoint identified by 34-year-old james funez. we'll have updates online and on air throughout the morning. >>> raphael joins us with remarkable weather. 40s. we're heading to near 60 later on today. lots of sunshine as well and breezy. a mild night ahead. still mild. 53 for your high there. not as warm as it will be today and we're track

and a pregnant, bankrupt rapper from bed stuy who refused to get an abortion. walk on the wild side gone bad. pretty much. makes sense. as long as ike's life was as perfect as you say it was. ike is... how do i say this? he's the kid who got his ass kicked in high school, didn't get into the cool frat in college, and then hits it big in the diamond business. so he's making up for lost time, if you know what i mean. like a revenge of the nerds type of thing. does ike seem to be in love with his wife? all he does is talk about how great she is. it's like he can't believe that he actually married someone like her: beautiful, ivy league, a doctor's daughter. what about clarice? i don't know anything about that. did you ever see her come to the store?

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firefighters found her daughter dead under her bed after they put out a fire in her bed-stuy apartment. it's not clear if anyone was there to watch the child. >>> still ahead, as we continue verizon customers have trouble with your telephone today, we tell you why. >>> and then at 5:30, police investigating new slashing cases here in the city. hear from one store clerk >>> decision stwix 2016. >> as leading republicans try to gather steam, donald trump sent out family members to vouch for him. >> reporter: donald trump embraced today by evangelical icon pat robertson. after trump took the evangelical vote last night in nevada and sent a message to his cuban american rivals ted cruz and marco rubio. >> 46% with the hispanics. number one with hispanics. >> reporter: rubio claimed today he can still win. >> if it came down to me and donald trump, i'd beat him by almost 16 points. >> reporter: but cruz is not quitting, nor is john kasich. six days away is super tuesday. donald trump leading in ten states and focusing on texas. cruz today won the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott. s

. >> reporter: it all started at 3:30 in the morning in bed-stuy. they heard a gunshot and saw this man point a revolver at them and drive off. there was a chase. hit a marked patrol car and then he fired and multiple officers fired pack. >> next thing you know, they block off the road of quincy and over here and the police came. >> cell hone video shows the aftermath. the officers were hit, so was jamaal pun ez. it's not clear if he hit the officers or they were hit by friendly fire. >> circumsta cesngf the shooting uelf is what we'll attempt to identify. >> this offi r was hit in the chest and thankfully his coincidentally, his father is a retired detective whose life was also saved by a protective vest 27 years ago. >> the irony of father and son both saved by the bulletproof vests that we require that all of our personnel now wear. >> the other officer from his hospital bed told the mayor he's proud of the work he's done as an officer. >> here's a guy in his hospital bed obviously in some pain, but very proud of the fact that just the day before

found two hours after the fire was extinguished when her mother returned home to their apartment in bed-stuy. she was bewildered by what she saw. she saw the fire, asking for her daughter. daughter was found under that bed deceased. the 20-year-old has been charged. she's only telling investigators that she was out with a friend, that's why she wasn't home. at some point she'll be led out of the 81st precinct police station and we're waiting to hear from fdny exact cause of that fire on monroe street. >> kat, thank you very much. >>> a stabbing on board an m train in brooklyn. tracie strahan is in bushwick tracie, good morning. >> reporter: darlene, good morning to you. it's been a very violent night in brooklyn. when it comes to slashings. in both cases, both victims are expected to eated one with a 33-year-old man while both were southbound. the suspect then pulled out a pocket knife, slashed his victim in the right hand. but police found the suspect still riding the m train hours later. meanwhile, the search continues for a man and woman who slashed a teenager in cypress hills on autumn a

the suspect was taken into custody at myrtle avenue station in bed-stuy. the victim walked to the hospital and is listed in stable condition. >>> investigators are asking the public to help catch a suspect behind a string of queens robberies. police say the man in in surveillance video has been broken into five apartments in regal park since december. in each case the suspect used the fire escape to enter the apartment stealing cash, jewelry and electronics. >>> campaign 2016, trompes a roll after his nevada win -- donald trump is on a roll after his nevada win adding to his victories in new hampshire and south carolina. >> we love nevada! we love nevada! thank you. scored a huge victory in the nevada caucuses tuesday night. >> we won the evangelicals. we won with young. we won with old. we won with highly educated. we won with poorly educated. >> reporter: he even won a group the pundits said wouldn't possible. no. 1! >> reporter: marco rubio and ted cruz are downplaying the results from last night's caucuses each claiming they're the only ones who can be

in bed-stuy, michael george, news4 new york. >>> police are looking for suspects in three separate slashings in the bronx. four people were injured in the areas you see on the map. police say a 32-year-old victim was at east 173rd street when a man attacked him from behind and slashed him across the face, just before 4:00 a.m. the victim says he didn't know his attacker. a 26-year-old woman says she was randommy stabbed and slashed by two men while she was walking along holland avenue around 5:30 last night. she told police the men jumped out of a car. one stabbed her in the side. the other slashed her ear. she is now recovering in jacoby hospital. two men in their 20s were stabbed after a house party on east 173rd street around 3:00 a.m. those stabbings. one of the victims was struck in the left side. the other in the stomach region. police are looking for three suspects in that case. >>> now we go to brooklyn where a 59-year-old woman had to be rushed into surgery after she s stabbed multiple times at 3:00 a.m. at an apartment in prospect prospect leffertz gardens. the knife was recovered

he allegedly pointed a gun at officers and drove away and crashed into a patrol car in bed-stuy. another officer shot in his bulletproof vest was released from the hospital yesterday. >>> an injured firefighter is asking the city not to appeal his award. a jury gave millions to firefighters affected by the black sunday tragedy. two firefighters jumped to their deaths and four more injured in 2005. the group had been fighting a fire at an illegal tenement in the bronx when they became trapped. the plaintiffs arked the city was at fault for taking away their safety ropes that could have help them escape. >> let it rest. i think, you know what, there's no money in the world that's ever going to change us and make us whole again. they took our fail-safe away from us. it's like taking a bulletproof vest away from a police officer. >> the building owner was also found liable. >>> she was trying to prove a point. backfired on a 25-year-old who thought she was under paid. >> it's called paying your dues. paying your dues is very important. that's learning on the job. >> new at 6:00 how t

friends, from city leaders and community leaders going to the site of where the shooting happened in bed-stuy denouncing the violence. andrew yivkiw and william reddin remain hospitalized. ballistics show the bullet that shot officer yurkiw came from the accused gun. jamal funes was in a shootout still in critical condition at a hospital. the nypd is still investigating if theebullet that struck officer reddin in the lower body came from another police officer's gun. community leaders are appealing to lawmakers to take action in stopping all of this violence. take a listen. >> people will take a gun and shoot upon police, that's insane. so that lack of respect sends the wrong message and we need to nip that in the bud now. >> reporter: no word when officers yurkiw and reddin will be released. we're told they're doing all right. they're recovering. michael, we heard the radio. communications made in the moment after the shooting. as you can ma'am, v oy dramatic. we'll have that for you in the next half hour. michael? >> okay, kat. . thank you very much. >>> the search resumes for a missing man

pwatson: nadir khadem was found bound and beaten to death r in a vacant apartment in bed-stuy on march 7, r just two days after call number 17. he was iranian. yes. same as julian afkhami. t detectives who were investigating p thought that he was killed over gambling debts... pbut a blog written by a persian \migr\ maintained that his death was a political assassination. to provide unfettered access pto the internet... for iranian citizens. pwould have made him a target of the regime. r you think sherrington helped afkhami locate khadem for the iranian government. p then afkhami passed that information off to the person, or people, who killed him. v you get that this is a good thing, right? t the crime took place in new york. teverything else was outside the country. there's evidence we can look at, people we can talk to-- i'm sorry. i'm still distracted r by the visit you were paid by mr. sherrington. i handled it. r well, you shouldn't have had to handle it! t shouldn't have had to fear for you life several days ago. if we hadn't been pulled into the vortex that is my brother's life.

this happened in bed-stuy last evening before the store opened. the thief broke a lot of bottles and stole about $10,000 from the registers. his way out was his way in, back through the ceiling. >>> time is 4:38. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans and the exclusive accuweather forecast. all right. here we go. you can see the tops of the clouds in the buildings, low cloud cover and some flurries around and that will be our morning regime of weather here. we look to the west side, west 66th and columbus avenue, and we got wet streets and sidewalks. and that's going to be the thing today, you just have to watch for some icy patches outside, you know, the five boroughs which is always a little warmer since the heat pipes are underneath streets here. well, there could be some slick spots on roadways and maybe a little flurry or two creating some slippery sidewalks. 33 degrees right now, a few flurries across fairfield county in connecticut and long island and down here toward new jersey. this lo

he was wound in the hip during a police involved shooting in bed-stuy on saturdays. investigators are still trying to figure whose gun fired the bullet. suspects or friendly fire. his partner andrew was also wound after ig tay a bullet in the practice i have vest. he's r.o.v.ing at home. president obama is hoping to fulfill a campaign promise he made eight years ago when first running for the whowtion. he delivered a plan to congress it calls for pentagon to move gitmo remaining detainee tots united states a proposal that is getting quite a bit of pushback. there are currently -9d91 prisoner but expected to shrink below 60 by summer. >> we'll continue to securely and responsibly transfer to other country it is that 35 detainees out of the 91 that have been approved for transfer. >> if the president doesn't respect the law of the constitution. that was represent darrell, republican of california, republican leads lead like him say president's plan will not get very is or far. he wants to move remaining prison prisoners and administration says it spends nearly that muc

. >> this surveillance video shows wilted shootout that rocked bed-stuy brooklyn. eight nypd officers exchanging rapid gunfire with a guy somebody the fbi is checking out as someone who maybe radicalized and may have xroamist toys. the man who opened fire on two plain closing housing officers as they chase him down lexington avenue. the investigation continues into what caused him to snap police determined at least one of the yorko not struck by fire which was had the speculation stead hit by a bullet from the 357 caliber revolver. unclear if what penetrated is also from that same gun. publish reports suggest it is still in the officer's hip so investigators can't say for sure. speaking at the hospital in the immediate aftermath had of the shooting, mayor bill de blasio highlighted bravery of these officers. >> reminder of the important and dangerous and crucial work that our police officers do. and the way they put their lives on line or for us every single day. >> remains in custody and critical condition after struck multiple times by return gunfire. among charg

that's where community leaders and clergy met yesterday in bed-stuy denouncing violence. two policemen, william reddin and yurkiw remain hospitalized. ballistic tests show that the bullet that struck officer the accused gunman jamaal fuehne was in -- owe jamal funes was in a shootout with police. you're about to hear from codammunity leaders who want lawmakers to take action against violence. first, you'll hear the radio transmission made moments after the shootings. >> oh, my -- [ inaudible ] officers down. >> too many times our streets and communities riddled with bullet et cetera. we've got to get these guns off of our streets. >> reporter: no word when officers yurkiw and reddin will be released but are told they're recovering. the suspect is in critical condition, though, in a hospital. his criminal history goes through about 20 years darlene. 15 arrests in three different states. he was wounded in that shooting as well and remains in critical condition. back to you, darlene. >> katherine creag, thank you. >>> 6:36 now. new this morning, some victims of the san berna

home an investigation is underway as police work to determine what happened during a shooting in bed stuy that left two nypd officers and a suspect injured. >> one of those officers is still in the hospital. cbs2's ilana gold joins us from kings county hospital with more. >> reporter: we can tell you one of the officers was released from this hospital last night. the other officer is still here getting treated. he's the one shot in the hip. this morning there are so many questions about this shooting. investigators are trying to actually opened fire at police. cell phone video captured the moments after the gunfire at malcolm x boulevard and lexington avenue early saturday morning. two nypd officers shot filing a wild pursuit. you can see one of the officers on a stretcher getting but the in an ambulance. >> i just heard like a million shots go off and woke me up out of my sleep. >> reporter: one officer in the hospital with a gunshot wound to the hip, and another officer spareed when a bullet struck his bullet-proof vest following a confrontation with the suspect. >> felt like a war goin

everything from kensington to bed-stuy to red hook. >> a little goes a long way. just rub that in. >> reporter: the best selling scents are prospect heights and church avenue. >> church avenue is a mango papaya jasmine mix because there are a lot of people from the west indy ies in that neighborhood. i decided to use the brooklyn botanical garden. it'scherry, jasmine. >> reporter: she creates all of the products on her own. >> you can give it a smell as well. it's really -- r>>orter: that's great. >> -- really mild. >> reporter: customers come from all over the city and there's been orders from as far away as but the biggest fans are in brooklyn. >> they say this does smell like park slope. this really does smell like prospect heights. there's a big sense of pride. i have to take care of brooklyn. >> reporter: aense of brooklyn pride to go along with her brooklyn scents. kerry drew, fox 5 news. steve: all right. tough to tell the difference between identical twins regass hleow old they are. imagine how difficult it is for a baby. >> who is that? >> da da. dari: th

he was wounded in the hip during a police-involved shooting in bed-stuy on saturday. investigators are still trying to figure out where the bullet came from, either the suspect or whether it was friendly fire. his partner was also wounded after taking a bullet in his protective vest and he's recovering at home. steve: fairfield university planning a forum in the wake of what appears to have been a racially racially insensitive party. school leaders will conduct the open forum tomorrow. students will have the opportunity to express their concerns. discipline, if any, those attending the party could face. dari: and residents in long beach, long island, will finally get to get to raze their homes. people who live in the walks and west end neighborhoods no longer need variances or approval from the zoning board to lift their homes. the same goes for adding decks, porches and staircases. steve: donations are being accepted. dari: jodi goldberg was in new hyde park as moms showed up to donate. >> reporter: breast-feeding moms can drop off extra milk at the first milk depot.

funes after he allegedly pointed a gun at officers drove away and then crashed into a patrol car in bed-stuy. in his bulletproof vest was released from the hospital yesterday. >>> president obama today laid out plans to close the guantanomo bay detention center. the proposal involves transferring about 3 dozen of the remaining detainees to other countries and moving the rest to the united states. the white house says it will cost up to $475 million to move them and renovate or build a new facility. but it will save some $85 million a year in operating costs. >> we can ensure our security, uphold our highest values around the world and save american taxpayers a lot of money in the process. >> the administration is looking at 13 different locations including existing prisons in south carolina, kansas and colorado. the plan must be approved by congress. republican leaders say congress will not change the law to allow terrorists on american soil. >>> campaign 2016. donald trump is on the verge. the last major poll ahead of tonight's caucuses gives trump 45% of the vote. that means the real battl

but early tuesday morning hours after firefighters put out the flames at 755 monroe street in bed-stuy, a hysterical aquino showed up looking for her child. that's when they went back inside and found her body. >> didn't know to look for anyone at the time. then when she showed up, they went back inside and really searched further. >> reporter: aquino originally told police she left the child with a babysitter but later admitted the child was left alone with the tv on. sources say that just last week, it was reported to the administration for children's services that aquino was at work stripping and left her daughter at home alone. police say she has four prior arrests dating back to 2011 for robbery with a weapon, false reporting of an incident and criminal possession of stolen property. still under investigation. sources tell us the fdny is conducting their own investigation as to why firefighters did not initially check under the beds. it's common practice for them to check under beds for children. again, we're waiting her arraignment. as soon as it happens, we'll bring you the very

brooklyn, two police officers and a suspect have been shot after a dangerous chase and collision in bed stuy. >> ilana gold joins us live from the scene with the latest. >> reporter: we can tell you those officers are at the hospital recovering and they're expected to be okay. they were shot out here down malcolm x boulevard around 3:00 this morning. police have had this area blocked off and talking to witnesses, trying to figure out what led to this confrontation. we can tell you the suspect is in custody in critical hospital. a frantic morning on malcolm x

liquor in bed-stuy early thursday morning. and nypd says the man stole $10,000 in cash and damaged several bottles of alcohol before leaving through the same opening in the ceiling. >>> jury deliberations resume the morning in the trial of nypd officer peter liang. the panel got the case yesterday afternoon. liang is charged with 2014 he was patrolling a dark stairwell in the pink houses with the gun drawn and he says a noise startled him and the gun went off accidentally. now bullet ricocheted off the gurley. >> what happened here is a tragedy. a terrible tragedy. but it's not a crime. >> the shot that he fired hit off the wall. it's no accident. >> the prosecutor claims liang was caming for gurley who was unarmed and liang faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. >>> after nearly ten months the famed carnegie deli has opened its doors once again. the restaurant shut down last april after coned crews found the business had been improperly siphoning natural gas for more than five years. the owner didn't know about the ille

police say aquino was not home when a fire broke out in her bed-stuy apartment. her 13-year-old daughter, kaleenah lu muldrow died in the fire. she is charged with endangering the welfare of a child. >>> a high of 55 with gusty winds. tonight stays warm, 52. heavy showers, thunderstorms possible. tomorrow we dry out, turns cooler, high of 53. friday 39 degrees, though, and then saturday lots of sun and breeze, 42. sunday, though, it's going to be springlike, 54 degrees. >>> coming up on the "today" show with kathie lee and hoda, wayne brady stops by to talk about his talk show coming to broadway. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everybody. welcome to winesday wednesday. we're so happy you're here. it's february 24th. that is bad man by pit bull featuring robin thicke. >> you can't beat that. >> oh, yeah you can. >> wayne brady was singing. >> wayne brady is our triple